What is it like to live in the USA?

[Smartman5]

Those of you who were born or immigrated to the US, tell me what it's like to live in the US. Do you love your country? In many countries, people want to go to the USA for some reason because they are bored with their country. I don't live in the US so I don't know. What is it like to live in the USA? How is the US economy? Are people happy to live in the USA?

[Lliam]

It's a great place. It has the best of everything.

The government sucks these days and there is economic inflation. Things are not what they used to be.

But the place, itself, is magnificent. Coastlines, mountains, deserts, varieties of forests, the Great Plains, redwoods, sequoias, Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and other amazing State and National parks, rivers, bayous, hundreds of historic places, top notch museums, resorts, endless attractions and entertainment. Food options are wonderful because of the country's rich multi-ethnic culture.

Just look up any location in the U. S. and search for "what to do" and you'll find a tremendous variety of attractions across the country from east to west and north to south.

The majority of the country is sparsely populated. There are a lot of wide open spaces. But there are also big cities. About 30% of the population is in cities, 55% in suburbs, and 15 in rural areas.

There are a wide variety of lifestyles from small farms and large farms to quaint small towns, to suburbs, to slums, to mansions, to city penthouses. There are country people and glitzy urbanites.

As long as one avoids walking through bad neighborhoods and uses common sense, the U. S. is very safe. I've lived here all my life and have traveled all around. I spent 20 years going all over the Los Angeles area for my job, and into the worst neighborhoods. I've never been robbed or assaulted. I've always felt safe. So people shouldn't believe the hype about gun violence. With 450 million people in the country at any one time, there are between 15,000 and 20,000 annual firearm homicides, but only 3,000 to 4,000 are not gang related.

[Smartman5]

The economic part is important to me. There are natural beauties in my country too. Also, how does healthcare work?

[msc545]

What healthcare?

[msc545]

If you have enough money you can buy really good health care in the US. if you have a moderate amount of money or no money you can get some health care but it's certainly is not top quality.

[msc545]

Except for the ridiculously rich, nobody is happy here. The economic system is designed to impoverish everyone except an elite small group, that 99.5% of the population is not in. The political situation is a corruption nightmare.

Don't even visit here - there is nothing worth seeing, and the country is very dangerous.

[Smartman5]

Yes, I heard that the USA is full of danger. A relative of mine went to the USA to work and he told me that almost everyone in a workplace is waiting for an opportunity to kill each other, to steal each other's money.

[msc545]

Thanks for mho

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I love the USA.

I was born & raised here.

I moved & lived away for 19 years but my heart belonged to my homeland which is why I returned for good.

The USA isn't as awesome as it used to be but I believe it's still a beautiful country overall.

Meanwhile, you mentioned that you don't live in the US but why does your profile indicate that you're from here?

[Smartman5]

I accidentally selected USA when creating my profile

[Anonymous]

It sucks. The best thing I have ever done for myself was to move as far away from there as possible.

[Smartman5]

Why?

[Agagagagaga]

Hooray!

[ibodi]

If you open shops I think that can see more

They throw clothes after seeing a bit. If you did not hear complaint because that has been habit. I heard from australia but seeing that in USA.

maybe you did not know because you are them

[Smartman5]

your opinion did not help me

[LilyByte]

well never lived in any other country so can't really compared but its ok not terrible but not fantastic lol